Yarilo Daily is a daily ritual that remembers you.

Eighteen rituals across the day — each at its own hour. You do not have to do them all. You start with one, it takes three minutes, and that is enough for today.

EIGHTEEN RITUALS, FOUR TIMES OF DAY
Dawn, noon, dusk and night — each hour has something of its own. Breath guided by an image, not a counter. Stillness in three lengths: 3, 5 and 10 minutes. Short movement practices when the body asks to be moved. Thirteen core rituals and five more. The first three days uncover the core step by step; the Full Path opens all eighteen.

FOUR PILLARS
Lightness, Stillness, Movement and Fasting. Four paths where practices follow the season and the strength you have today.

A CARD FOR TODAY
One card a day, drawn in the morning, stays with you until evening. Fifty-six Cards and twenty-four Runes from the old order — no fortune-telling, no prophecy. A card asks a question; it does not give an answer. Every card you uncover stays in your Herbarium.

A VOICE RECORDED BY THE SAGE
Every word in this app was recorded by a person. Not generated. Eighteen meditations, ten Sleep Tales, seven days of the Wanderer's Dawn — in Polish and English, one voice. Music tuned to 432 Hz, chosen for the ritual and the season.

A PATH FOR YEARS
A Seal closes the day. Days add up to stages: Wanderer, Watcher, Kinsman, Keeper — and after a year the path turns on; the oak grows a ring. The Wheel of the Year with eight feasts returns every season. A gentle streak: life happens, the path stays.

NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING
Works offline. Your progress stays on your phone. No account needed. Analytics anonymous and only with your consent.

THE FULL PATH
The Full Path opens everything: all eighteen rituals, 56 Cards, 24 Runes, meditations, Sleep Tales and the Wheel of the Year. An auto-renewing subscription, monthly or yearly, with a three-day free trial on the yearly plan. Price and terms are shown in the app before purchase; cancel in your store settings, also during the trial.

Fasting and lightness are gentle educational practices, not medical advice. In pregnancy, illness or on medication — ask a doctor first. The app treats nothing and promises nothing.

You do not have to believe in anything. It is a tradition, not a creed.